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Ulteriormente, mi ha consigliato di trattare i pesci tra un paio di giorni con bagni di sale... e poi riporli in una vasca di "quarantena" e valutarne lo stato.
indicato due tecniche....
- la prima è quella del "classico" bagno in vasca con 15g sale per 1 litro di acqua...
per 10min.... max 30min....
- l'altra, presa da un sito inglese... è la seguente...
Salt Treatment/Salt Bath
This is a treatment that is as old as the aquarium hobby itself. Treating with salt is undoubtedly the safest way to treat fishes. While chemicals such as Formalin, Malachite Green, and copper are considered by some to be more reliable, these are strong substances to impose on a guppy and must be handled with care since they have the potential to cause cancer in humans. Using salt is especially handy with guppies, since they are built to withstand a lot of salt - they do that quite well. Salt is especially effective against fungal infections and some parasitic problems such as ich. If diagnosis is difficult, try salt. Normally the salt treatment lasts 10 days. Note: This bath is not intended as an additional treatment and should not be combined with other medication.
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Days 1 - 3: add I teaspoon of salt per gallon of water, every morning and every night. (2 teaspoons /gallon/day)
Days 4 - 7: Leave water alone.
Days 8 - 10: Remove half of the tank water each day and replace with unsalted, chlorine-free water at the correct temperature.
If by day 7 you see any improvement (but not a total cure), wait until day 10 to start changing the water in the tank. Be sure to change half the water once a day, for three days at the end of the salt treatment. Also, don't wait longer than 10 days to start changing the water, as the salt itself can begin to cause problems for your fish.
Qualcuno puo' indicarmi l'efficacia dei due trattamenti ?
Grazie
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